The exhibition, showing at EggCollective, features twenty-eight contemporary designers and artists and modern art and design legends, with a focus on balancing work and motherhood.
An exhibition at the New York City design studio Egg Collective highlights women creators whose family lives play a pivotal role in their work.From left: Tealia Ellis Ritter, Crystal Ellis, Stephanie Beamer and Hillary Petrie. Courtesy of Egg Collective.Designing Women III: MOTHERis finally on view at Egg Collective’s space, in New York City’s Tribeca neighborhood, through May 29th.
Work installed in one of the rooms of Egg Collective’s Tribeca space. From left: Tealia Ellis Ritter’s “Protective Gestures”, 2020; Elizabeth Atterbury’s work; Gae Aulent’s “‘Jumbo’ Table in Marble”, 1970s; Konekt’s “Armor Floor Lamp”. Photo by Nicole Franzen.
Also on display: a selection of work by art and design legends, including a screen print by the artist, writer, and activistthat depicts Selma Burke, whose portrait of Franklin Delano Roosevelt on the U.S. dime is famous, although she received no credit for it.
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